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Training artificial intelligence: 6 Minute English

Training artificial intelligence: 6 Minute English

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How clever is artificial intelligence? It currently helps us in many ways from car satnavs to detecting cancer cells but it's yet to be cleverer than us humans. We still need to train AI to do things but should we fear that it eventually learns too much? Neil and Sam discuss the subject and teach some useful vocabulary. This week's question: In terms of brain cell count, what level of intelligence is AI currently working at? Is AI as smart as: a) a frog b) an earthworm c) a bumblebee Listen to the programme to find out the answer. Vocabulary: chat-up lines remarks men and women make to start up a romantic conversation with someone they dont know but find attractive computer programmers people who write, or code, computer programmes algorithms a set of rules or procedures to be followed by computers in problem-solving exercises trial and error repeating the same task over and over until finding the most successful way minimising reducing as much as possible a stroke of luck when something unexpected happens by good luck or chance
Date: 2020-09-18

Comments and reviews: 4


The image that we have from some term is
sometimes different from the actuality.
So it's better to get detail as much as
we can before the discussion.
The emotional conversation does not
end up producing any practical solution.

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Could anyone give me an explaination on the phrase flailing around Janelle Shane mentioned in the second record, please? I've tried to look up on the Internet but it seems unreasonable for me. Thank you very much!
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Hello, there!
In the description, you wrote this:
... but it's yet to be clever than us humans.
Doesn't this sound awkward? Shouldn't you have said 'cleverer than' or 'as clever as'?

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what does the word flail mean? I searched the dictionary but still coudn't understand it. I think in the context it means feature. Am i right?
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